Perhaps Actel FPGAs might be something for you then?
A ARM7 IP-core is included in the price of the Actel ProASIC3 FPGAs.
Never used it yet, but it looks nice.
/Timmy
Christiaan Simons wrote:
Atte wrote:
Come on, now. When have sales talks ever told that the product being sold
would be anything else than glisteningly excellent and devoid of
anyproblems
whatsoever ;). Oh, and better than competition with at least factor of
three.
We're a big Altera fan, without any cynism.
Their Quartus design software is great :-) compared to the problematic
Xilinx tools :-(.
The only problem I have with their current NIOS offering is that it can
be good for a few DSP like apps, but I don't see it as replacement for
let's say
a Coldfire or ARM9 with embedded MACs (a 'network processor').
When hearing the MAC isn't so good, or very constrained,
I'm glad someone else confirms this idea.
I guess the limited buffering has something todo
with souping up many M4Ks (FPGA memory cells) otherwise.
Christiaan Simons
Hardware Designer
Axon Digital Design
http://www.axon.tv
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